Beautiful Art Deco style chrome lady lamp with heavy frosted glass shade, featuring two nude female sculptures along the base with a pink Vivian glass light-up shade all mounted to a chrome stepped base. The top features a large frosted geometric patterned pyramid-shaped shade with 2 standard American light sockets underneath.
Rick Ramirez designer of Dereco Lighting, a Los Angeles-based artist, was renowned for his captivating lamp designs that combined functionality with striking artistry. His signature creations often featured elegant female forms, blending elements of femininity and light in mesmerizing ways. Each piece showcased his attention to detail, with intricate craftsmanship and a flair for mid-century-inspired aesthetics. Ramirez's women's lamps became cherished by collectors, reflecting his passion for creating pieces that felt both personal and timeless. His passing marked the loss of a unique artistic voice, leaving behind a legacy illuminated by his extraordinary works. Each lamp witnessed his prowess in repurposing aerospace components into captivating artworks. In Ramirez's vision, these lamps surpassed mere utility, emerging as icons of artistic ingenuity and technological reinvention, symbolizing the intersection of creativity and innovation.
Height 22" X 16" Width
United States, 1980
